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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

resulted IN showing other shades OF
both marble and paints, besides the
very commonly exposed brown ore over
the country; steel gray iron in quantity, &
iCrty-two .nCh straits of good COal; in
duoi'shle evidences Of the presence Of
both natural gas and petroleum oil, 70
determine which, CCntrrCts have been
made this week 10 sink wells. These
mineral paints have been aDslyZad ana
f&vCr25ly reported upon, from tie State
University and Washington city, and IN
Questionably Will Withstand wear and
appear we'll CT er ten or more years, ard
therefore Ell absolute need of I'll Texas,
and the southwestern country where the
best Of white lCGd paints so rapidly
oNldcte, wysF and rub of, within 50
short lime, they SIC scarcely worth the
! trouble Of putting on, much less
| greet expense, u least double the cost
OF these natural paints. Not estimating
! the difference il duration of wes- sEd eE-
/ pense Of applying 80 frequently in this
/ connection, It wCgli be gratifying could
YOU or some one Of your many readers
who might have GCCcSs Tor The ilfOTma-
ton 10 give the puJ-iC 81 approximate
estimate Of The tons g ?. guCnts annually
imported for use in Texas and TIER v=l-
ne, which these natural paints being bet
ter, would surely and entirely substitute.
When said line q road is built directly
here the distance would not exceed eighty
miles, and at the usual rate Of Tspid con
stTUctiOn, could be finished Within l2Q
days, and ia time for your supply Cf cbea?
idJl this winter and ever more,
besides fair travel, live stock
and general courlr" carrying trad.
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Home Notes


u H. i aTA-f, lLaFs..1- IT. ~ Ga
yesterday.
Captain ol1ey la. 81 the A.a-lGr
Pacific was Ii Fort 75oilA snort Tine
i. ". I2rret, Ct the Taylor, BS,trop
aaj Houston Railroad wa 10 Fort = 0rth
yesterday.
Gsbeara. assistant general freight
egeE-c the Aissluu P1ciHc, was Ia Fort
Worm Yesterday.
END ttN Is are Wltao 1l-a, OF The com
paEy's ards ia TINS CRY
j.. Il. PG.nps, seLeis. superintendent
in Fort Worm yesterday.
B. w. McCuuoUEor general passenger
scent Of the Missouri Pacific Snd Texas
W. II. winfield, general e@5lt Of toe
PASSENGER department OF the S. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas, was n Fort WORTH
yesterday.
Captain Tom NestI back from Nsasas
City agd has learned something in re.
gard 70 TIE raITo.d situation that tleases
MIN very we'll
-.
It is rum7Ted mat d. u. If ARTS, genera
has been promoted, tut the rumor could
no. BE confirmed last hl-At.
A. Faulkner, the E'Eersl passenger
agcnt Of the Houston ana IeAas central,
spent yesterday II foII oItl, ie.uTnlLs
j. j. Mol!<2e, cCmmerciaI sgen1 Of ne
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Forced to Assign.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 27.-THe
Riverside Iron and Steel Company, ". 7.
Harris, president, has made an assign
ment to John 5. Conner. Tie liabilities
are roughly estimated at 100000, with
assets not exceeding $50, 0CO. The as
signee Of E. L. Harper & Co. claims the
property of this company as part OF Hsr
per's assets. There is a question as TO
it, ownership.
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TIE FORT WORTH wEs1EHN.
REASONS WIZ THE ROAD SHOULD
PUSHED THROUGH.

REASONS WIZ THE ROAD SHOULD BE
PUSHED THROUGH.
To the Editor of The Gazette.
GRAHAM, Tx, July 1.-The survey
of the Fort Worth Western Railroad via
Graham conspired 10 closer Investigations
OF our natural resources, and ulsuSpect-
ingly, because contrary 20 the opinion
and upSetting the theory of sll snd the
many scientists who, since 1852, have ex-
smlned and reported upon this region,
was found Immediately on line of said
survey, and within one and one-half and
four miles OF Graham, 8 splendid quarry
Of marble which works easily and takes
high polish; vast deposit Of mineral
paints Of three distinct colors, separated
by thin layers of sand stone, which finds
induced further examination and have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

Memphis in October next, when our
people, Irrespective Of party pro
clivi'ies, color or occupation, will
extend 70 them the most cordial
Inequalities our city and that the
president Of tnfs meeting spToint 100
representative citizens % visit Washing
t5u ct Al early dav and in person signify
70 the President aud Mrs. CeyeIsad our
wish 70 see them IN Memphis a0d urge
upon them tae acceptance Of the invita-
ton
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nempbi, After the President.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July PA very
large meeting Of representative citizens
was held this afternoon at the Memphis
Merchants Exchange, which passsd 8
resolution unanimously that the Chief
Executive of the United States and Mrs,
Cleveland, the first lady OF the land, be
and sre hereby cordially invited 20 yisN
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nlsnaas amorg lInl.s.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, July "A fatal dis
ease has made its appearance Among the
mules &C the stroet-C2r stables, aud two
have died since yesterday morning. The
disease has symptoms similar to The cpl
z30tic which prevailed throughout tEe
country several years ago, though apDar-
emily more fttsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

PETERSBURG, Va, Ju'y 27.-Tea dsys
or two weeks ago : brutal assault vss
committed in Sury county y Reuben
Cole, colored, upon Mrs. Richard Savage.
Cole was arrested and jailed. Last nigh
a band OF nifty men OyergOwered the
guard and j2iIer, took Cole and hanged
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SpCc,3. 60 me 'lae3tLa.
DALLAS. Ten, July g.-.
O'uesrn, IaboEerdigI.ris avsr.rs H.
the effects OF suns.r9z- lie --.
way 10 the hospital @ut s. ... a..
the hospjta, judge B-lsw.. .
quest ON the BODY ana i.r-t
came 10 MS destl fE1u su-s--.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ST0Rv
Damage D0Eo aror-s-.
ing aud schayiSlu Faus
THE STORM At READING

THE STORM AT READrN.
READING, Pa, July 2-.-L3.-- ~.-
u,srs of last nights storm -7des -
the seyercst ever known IL INF, W.
TIE tolal damage done to r.-as-
private property within q raa.u ~
ty-fre miles Of this city amau.. = ::
sl5ayga' At CcatsVtiie I'll" .-as,. :.
borough wa erworks was na.- -
aud the water striking TIE pr....
Railroad washed TIE trfoz 49,
a gTest 5iztalCs. In addition =.
dsmsses the railroad c0mgary.> III
$1,000. From 81 over This s-r
o9rivg counties comes reports u
wasGou,s. Garden vegetables r-E. -
were carried away, houses s- r
struck by lightning sud usa7 az
drowned. Farm land is su.r.--.t
many smsu fagl hu.6.c-- c..-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

ATLANTA, GA, July IA mob al RI
den to-day lynChed Reu5el Johnson IIud-
son, coiored. lie outraged The person 81
Mrs. james Bush yesterday.
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Dxalmege's ssrma tis one Year for "a Collar.

-VaImRg.7s s8rm ol8 Ono Year Tor DOIIaT-
Teks Inc WEEKLY GAZETTE fer 81, spd
you win. have, Besides TalIR4qe's serl6oDs
every ggek, TIE latest STATE, dorastic
and f3geign Jews bY Telegraph, fAshIc1
ana BeBsehGla notes ard q thalling Sc
isl story. Subscribe now for gcprse.i
sud iriends.
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rhIs hMts AlI.

The Weekly GRETTE, the very best
newspaper \ TEXAS, hssSbeen reduced in.
price to 81 year. Now is Go1Y opgQT-
,funity !sS fuERsE4 your co,Htry col;ir
with a#eek's excellent rseSng ntshial
cost ~ =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

InC IutuUWi4S @erISvL---~ 80 %.
added by w. I. Maddox, grand marsha,
Howard Spencer, James Woods, jim
ProYine, Louis SChObert end Bony
TuClyer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

Two Burg,sTiCs.
morning the proprietor OF
lard hall or Main street dis
frnnt dor nnan Cnrtsin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28
GaLF, C5-0RaDC Ard g2NTA re.
Ths 81. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
HiU b,giD Tfa h.sSi g "a Com
m-rCu Early Ny hech.

Trains WI be Running or The Fort -gcrth
ana Eio GreaCe ny august b.
Homo Eotsf,
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auU IUUn- 49, .-------,
and holds him in readiness to be con.
Quoted to the police court in the morn
inc
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Croquet! Croqdgu

A few more sets on hand to close out
for this seaEo3r will be sold at cost.
a.. SrFRrif Gnn St0ra Min street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

ForBey Hay at 90 Ceztga Bais.
New crop, At W. T. Pstjerson's feed
store
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asiIia Lemon, orange, eto., favor tanciously.

80 Sz5z22 S2i22sg e Ezelc2 ~ s. -
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Every item advertised in this dept this
week Will be . leader. We have in stock
nearly fifteen hundred Il 500 doz of tow.
els; we propose to sell number of these
this coming week.
We will divide them in 8 lots. This
sale will be for the retail trade only and
quantity limited
Lot l.-All Linen Towels Red Bordered
(no cotton) but all linen &c each, GOc doz
Lot ll.-All Linen Towels in Damask
or Huck. There are some very large and
good towels IN this lot at 7!c each or 9Oc
Lot tIIT-Contains fancy Colored Iurk.
ish Towels at 10c each or 81. 20 doz; one
OF those special bargains you don't see
every day
Lot Iv.-Ail Linen Towels in Crepe.
Huck or Damlsk. You will find in this
lot the largestHnd best towels ever Of
fered in Omaha. There are towels in this
lot worth up to % and 30c-our price this
week 19c each or $2.29 doz.
ilsh Towels, Fancy Colors, Fancy Stripe,
Fancy. Figures. Knotted Fringe; a:so,
PLAIN White in Extra large size, only 25c
apiece or SO doz.
Lot Vl--Extra Quality, Extra Large,
Extra Fine, Red or Blue Borders, all
Knotted Fringe; also, some very good
value, in Knotted Frnged Turkish
Towels, size 24X54 in, and an elegant
satin damask towel, all at SOC each for
first choice.
This sale of Towels this week should
keep our Linen Counter busy, for you
all will admit that after seeing what we
advertise to be the best Bargains ever
offered in Towels in Omaha.
TABLE LINEN.
We will place on sale Monday morn.
ing, and continue during the week, two
lots of Bleached and Cream Damask,
which will be worthy Of your inspection.
we have been selling at 65c, 75c, Soc IA
yard, 60 inches wide, both bleached and
cream, our price will be SOC q yard.
Lot 2-Will be the bargain of the
season, some very handsome patterns
and extra quality among this lot. You
will acknowledge it to be the best thing
IN table linens ever shown in this city.
Large selection of patterns, and in width
will measure from G2 to 6S inches wide.
worth from $1.OO to 81. so yard.
$50 pieces of Scotch bleached glass
toweling at 6ac u yard. worth 1Oc.
l32 pieces OF German grass bleached
towe.ing, ~ inches wide, at 12ic yard,
worth 20c.
100 dozen fancy bordered and fringed
napkins, German linen, good size Sc each
or 95c dozen.
A full line of brown and blcached
sheetings, in all the different widths, at
manufacturer prices.
HAYDEN BROS,
116 and 11S s. 10th Street,
Between Douglas and Dodge sts.,
Omaha, Neb.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
We have some broken lots in this de.
partmept which we propose to clear out
this week and if low prices will do it,
then they will 90. Please remember that
the prices we name for Monday are not
for Monday only, but for every day this
week or as long as the quantities hold
out. AS first choice is generally the best
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

There was considerable excitement
about the usually quiet Ae!ghborhood of
the Barker hotel yesterday morning. The
usually smiling couutenance of Clerk
Hayford was overcast with an ominous
cloud while Manager Balchs equanimity
was uncommonly disturbed. The cause
of all the CONSERVATION was a strike
among the attaches and an attempt at
suicide. First the cook, a man named
Tremaine, quit work and ;nstigated
strike among the dining-room girls.
The manager informed the whole
number that arbitration was out Of the
question, and their places would be sup
piled with new force at once. Mean
while the routine of the hotel was con-
siderably disturbed. At 10 o'clock one
of the female employees of house, known
as Mrs. Nellie E. Lytle. attempted sui
eide by taking ten grains Of morphine
The woman had received letter during
the morning from her purported hus:
band, man answering to the name OF
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
W. O4utA1As
1890 Farnam.st., or ON the premises.
South Omaha Correspondence.

This is a lively burg at this time, every
thing is booming. Millions of dollars
will be spent here this summer in build.
ing, grading and other improvements.
We who live here regard the future Of
our town as settled. Sites are being Sc
cured nearly every week for some new
enterprise which will give employment
10 hundredf Of men. Omaha viii have to
get ND and get there or South Omaha will
Be crowdtng her. South Omaha
10 an Eli town and gets there
on big scale. II would do you
good to see that army of men at work
on Swift's new packing house; they are
making things fly. The South Omaha
Land Co. are about commencing the con.
struction OF o viaduct on l. street, con.
Meeting the east and west parts Of the
city. 1t Is fortunate for us that the Z. f.
Mayne r. +. 4 T. Co. have the agency
for Sou,h Omaha. for they are the men to
make things 60, and il you want to get
fully posted on the statistics and future
of South Omaha, call on them at their
Office on the northwest corner of Fiji
tsenth and Harney streets. FILIAs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
THE WAGON BRIDGE ON DOUGLAS
A Great Room For Council Bluffs.

When it is finished the people of that
city can afford to come over and buy
their shoes at the Chicago Bargain Shoe
Store, located at 1920 Douglas street.
The building is old fashioned and unpre.
possessing. But casual visit to the in.
terror with Its immense stock and un-
equalled variety will convince tho most
fastidious, that it does not take an i'm
posing building to make first class
shoe store. Their stock comprises every
thing IN the shoe line, from the finest
and costliest ladies' foot wear to the
heavy brogan. The store Is full of
customers from among Omaha's very
best people who are beginning to under.
stand that the Chicago Bargain Shoe
Store carries a stock equal in every
particular TO the best in the city,
found. They have been dong business
but little over a year, yet in volume of
trade and class of customers they
acknowledge no superior. Hundreds of
people from the east, now located in
Omaha, who have traded with their
branch houses at their former homes,
are their customers here. The reputa-
ton of these stores is established for
honest dealing, for selling just what is
Among the branches handled by the
Chicago Bargain Shoe store are the fol.
lowing: Reynolds Bros, Utica. N. Y F,
?: Cox, Rochester, n Y; Iiegler Bros,
Phlladelphia; Geo. w. Ludlow, Chicago:
A. F. Smith, Lynn. Mass; f. p Dodge &
Co., Newburyport, Mass, and many
others which lack of space prevents
special mention thereof You can find
ladies' children's and misses footwear,
mems. youths and boys shoes, working.
mems shoes. In short there is not any.
thing in the line of foot wear that cannot
be supplied at reasonable prices, by the
Chicago Bargain Shoe store, 1920
Douglas street. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

it would be prudent for you to call early
and make your selections.
Our trade on Satins has been very good
the past month and our stock is getting
light for our prices sell them on sight.
We have reduced the satins for this week
to 5c, Sc, 10c, 12ic, 15c, 1Sc, 24c, and 3oc
yard.
lot of Batistc, 80 inch wide, at 10c o
yard IN dark or light shades.
Crinkled secrsucker in light or dark
shades in stripes or plaid, our prices &c,
1Oc and l2lc a yard.
Dotted and figured Swiss dress goods
n handsome line of these goods in stock,
our price this week 10c yard and up.
wards.
India linen in ccru and white, two
special numbers this week at l0c and &c
yard, worth from 8jc to 50c yard.
Striped and checked nainsook Mt Gic, 8
10c, 12ic, 15c yard.
German blue, Indigo blue yard wide,
prints. 10c yard.
Apron checks in Ginghams at &c a
yard.
Yard wide French calico, 10c yard.
Plain colors and stripes in seersuckers
and chambrcys at 10, 12i and 15c.
Organdle lawns reduced to l0c yard,
worth 15c.
Organdic lawns in colored checks and
fancy figures. this week 1aa, and 15c,
worth zoe.
LACES AND FLOUNCINGS.
We have fine assortment of the above,
our sales in our Lace department are
away ahead of our expectations, and this
department is going to be one of our
most popular departments. Ladies who
have not been in our store will be sur
priscd at the stock we carry and still
more surprised at .he prices when they
see them. We have almost anything and
everything pertaining. to this branch.
Observe few specials below:
45 in. wide Oriental tlodncing 47c.
45 in. wide Oriental flouncing Csc.
as in. wide Oriental flouncing &c.
As in. wide Oriental flouncing 97tc.
45 in. wide Oriental tlouncing $1.15.
as in. wide Oriental founcing $l.47.
These are extra good values and we
can match the same in narrow laces, we
also have some good bargains to offer
you in Lace Tides and Lace Pillow
shams.
800 pairs of Lace Curtains in Ecru nj
$3.50. $1.75, S2, and $3.50 a pair, 3 to 81
yards in length and very desirable styles
and tape bound
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
briggs Place.

II You fall 70 get lot in Briggs Place,
either ON Harney, Farnam Douglas,
Dodge sts., Capitol ave, or Davenport
ST., you will make u mistake. The lots
can be bought on terms and at one
fourth the price for winch lots are selling
few blocks cast These lots will Ger.
tainly double in value before the snow
flies. This is positively the most dcsira.
BILE residence property offered for SALE
either for those seeking homes or q good
investment. The q. E. Mayne Real -
tate and Trust Co., Sole Agents, Office
N. w. Cor. 18th and Harney sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
BENNlSON Bros. BUSINESS.
Store Opens at 1880 in the Morning.
1919 and 12l Douglas Street.
Another Grand smash.up and Chop
in-Tyo Sale For Next Week
The Goods Must Co
Price No OBJECT.

Monday morning at 730 you will find
us open and ready to show you some OF
the greatest bargains eyer shown in
Omaha.
100 pieces full standard dress style
Ginghams on sale Monday at Gic per
yard.
Now do not think for one moment that
these goods are trash. They are just
as we advertise-the best brands made,
worth 1910 per yard, and at price quoted
Is indeed rare bargain.
Monday only-One case cream crinkled
Secrsuckers. 10 yards for 5Oc. Now,
ladies, get another wrapper.
Not over twelve yards to any one Gus.
toner.
Monday only-One case fancy stripe
seersuckers, 10 yards for 81.
Monday only-Twenty. five pieces i'm
ported Scotch ginghams. in checks only.
These goods cost to import 17c per yard.
We will close the lot Monday at 10 yards
for 81.
Twenty-Five pieces plain Chambrays in
Nile greens and buflis. Our price Mon
day to close the lot, Sc per yard.
Monday Only-Onc case 36.inch
bleached muslin, 15 yards for 81.
Monday 100 81 pound feather pillows at
67Ac each.
twenty-five pieces elegant figured
Batistc cloths, 1Oc per yard; worth 15c.
lUO Cashmere ShaWlS in cream, White,
Blues, Browns, Cardinals-never sold less
than 1926, $3.50. S2.75. up to $50. Your
choice Of the lot at $1.05.
100 Cashmere shawls and scarfs. all
colors, worth from $1.75 to So so. Our
price to close the lot $l.4S.
Monday-25 pieces colored silks, all
colOrs, SOC per yard.
5pieces cOlored silk Grenadines, 75c
per yard, worth $1.5O.
pieces black silk Grenadines. 81 per
yard worth 81.
Just received. s pieces more of that ele.
giant black silk, on sale Monday at 75c,.
would be cheap at $1.10.
Monday only-25 pieces white India
linens, &c per yard, worth 15c.
80 dozen bleach linen huck towels, size
26x42 inches, extra fine quality. Our
price Monday 35c each, worth 75c.
Monday only--5 pieces extra fine quail.
ity bleached damask-our regular 81
grade. Price for this sale, CSC per yard.
10 pieces elegant figured curtain
scrims, at &c per yard.
You will find Monday hundreds of
other bargains on our counters besides
those advertised Come early Mondny
morning and avoid the rush.
BENNIsoN Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
The NEW DRY GOODS STORE
H XDE1N BROTHE;RS

Children's regular made hose, corduroy
rib. oil sizes l5c, reduced from 25c.
Children's Heavy Cotton Ribbed Hose,
19c, worth 35c.
Children's Striped Hose, dark grounds,
15c, worth csc.
Childrens black ribbed hose 10 and
l2ac per pair.
Ladies' balbriggan and gauze under
wear, ladies gauze vests 25c, worth 40c.
Ladies Fine Balbriggan Vests 35c,
worth soc.
Ladies Jersey fitting Balbrlggan Vests,
Lace Trimmed,
soc, worth 6Oc.
Ladies Fancy Cotton Vests, Swiss
ribbed 49c. worth 81.
CORSETS.
Our Monogram Woven Corset at a5c is
Bargain.
Ask to see our Diamond Corset, French
woven, at 75c.
so dozen Ella corsets, silk stitched, and
nicely finished,
45c, worth soc.
GLOVES.
Ladies Fabric Gloves, embroidered
backs, 12lc per pair
Ladies Fine Fabric Gloves, embroid
cred backs, lie, worth 3Oc.
Ladies black and Colored Silk Mitts,
39c, worth 60c.
Ladies Kid Gloves, Tan Shades, 4Oc,
reduced from 75c.
Childrens Cotton Gloves. all sizes, 1Oc,
worth zoe.
A full line of Bustles in stock, 15c, csc,
35c, 43c.
Ladies Fine Muslin Aprons, nicely
tucked, l9c.
Infants Long Slips 25c, worth 4Oc.
Infants Robes, nicely tinis he'd, 47c, re.
duced from 75c.
CHlLDREN'S s LACE CAPS.
The largest variety to be found any
where. These prices will rule during
this week.
80 doZ. assorted sizes, 10c each.
80 doz. assorted sizes. 15c each.
AZ doZ assorted sizes, 19c each.
2S doz. assorted sizes. 25c each.
II doz. assorted sizes, 33c each.
% dOz. assorted sizes, SOC each.
8 doz. assorted sizes, $1.19 each.
2 doz assorted sizes, $1.47 each.
10 doz. assorted sizes, $2.47 each.
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS.
On Monday morning we will offer:
25 doZ. Ladies' Linen Collars, 2Ac each,
were SC.
35 doz. Ladies Linen Collars, sc each,
were &c.
SO doz. Ladies' Linen Collars, 1Oc each,
were 124c.
IS doz. Ladies Linen Collars, 12ac each,
were 15c.
25 new styles in Collars and Cuffs to
match will be placed on sale Monday.
IS dOz. Children's collars, assorted
colOrs. There are some beauties among
them for the little ones. Only 35c, former
price Zoe.
Remember our stock of Ribbons IS
complete. We have made it a point to
keep all the new shades and widths.
HAYDEN BROS,
116 and 1lS S. 10th ST.,
Between Douglas and Dodge, Omaha,
Neb.